**Eligible for a Sign on Bonus**

Join the highly rewarding, professional environment at CADD!

Frequent training and supervision including monthly Grand Rounds with national experts
No prior experience with developmental disabilities required
Robust collegial atmosphere, highly collaborative and innovative team
Strong administrative support to enable clinicians to focus on client care
Intentional, slow building of caseload for new clinicians
Reasonable productivity expectations with generous bonus incentive
Flexible schedule including hybrid work potential after 6 months of employment

Get to know us!
Located in Lancaster County, the Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities (CADD) is a regional center of excellence that serves patients and families in Central Pennsylvania. We have a multidisciplinary team (from the fields of psychiatry, nursing, psychology, applied behavior analysis, social work, and counseling) with recognized expertise in the treatment of the social, emotional, and behavioral issues affecting individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Intellectual Disability (ID). We offer center-based services, which include diagnostic evaluations, short-term consultation and ongoing treatment. In addition, we provide community-based services, which include ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) for adult in a variety of settings.

Who we serve…
While CADD clients and families are all impacted by a developmental disability, we often support them with a variety of other concerns. These include but are not limited to: anxiety, ADHD, depression, OCD, social skills, interpersonal relationships, and family and caregiver support.

What we do…
CADD Outpatient therapists/counselors are responsible for providing clinic-based treatment to individuals of all ages with a developmental disability. Treatment includes a variety of individual, family, parent, sibling and group therapy all with a focus on improving the lives of those we serve. Clinicians are trained to employ a variety of treatment modalities including behavioral, cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic and family systems approaches.